Senate passes Home Invasion Bill, 2025, now awaits President’s assent
The Senate has passed the Home Invasion Bill, 2025, also known as the “stand your ground” legislation, after nearly ten […]
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US$2.5 million ransom demand for Monos Island couple
A ransom demand of US$2.5 million has been made for the safe return of a Monos Island couple, who were
Minister: Regional collaboration key for education access challenges
Education Minister Dr. Michael Dowlath says regional collaboration is important in addressing shared challenges to education access. He added that
FIFA World Cup 2026 draw takes place today at 1PM
The World Cup draw will take place on today from 1PM local time (12PM ET) at the John F. Kennedy
Fallen tree causes obstruction along North Coast Road
A fallen tree has caused an obstruction along the North Coast Road, near Maracas Spring Water. The Ministry of Works
Grenada PM calls for social media laws
Grenada’s Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is urging his country and other Caribbean nations to enact laws addressing the downside of
DPP orders murder charge for Tobago man in tourist killing
A Tobago man is expected to be charged with the murder of an American tourist. T&T Express reported that DPP
PM stands by Church-led school and credit union promise
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has reaffirmed her commitments to establish a church-led school and a faith-based credit union to empower
Four killed in latest US strike in Eastern Pacific Sea
The latest U.S. military strike in the Eastern Pacific has killed four people, targeting what authorities say was a drug-smuggling
PM: Refinery plan must serve the people
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar says the Petrotrin refinery plan must serve the people and help advance Trinidad and Tobago. This